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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-18
BIG TINE COMING.
pFryroN MATTERS PROGRESSING Is FINi
SHAPE.
I~r1rr.aa: Mc.,iu- Of the Executive Committee Las
Evel.ug-Th LIS! Of Eatries Tor
the Trades Display.

~. pu r-.u,.i,. Committee held
Inc i'e""''" -, Last
an important meeting VI
evening, and there was a full Attendance
The Finance Committee reported the
-. elected mn n the present time,
""4o"I' ~ a.. a,, ,.wad
and II almost Ie''Neu - o..
as being sufficient 10 carry Tue a"o''
through. Mt. Augustus POllack, Chair
non ~ tho Committee on Trades Display,
-, H. ,.n, ,,iI,
FepoI''" mat '"'S ""'
the greatest encouragement ana success
and the display would be the biggest
,b;rr of the kind ever ATTEMPTED in the
N''S'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-18
IN \ SMALL WAY.
News Of the Day Foiutedly Para.
Eraphed for IIaSty Readers.

The News at the Day ioiute"il i1r"-
graphed for Hasty Readers.
Now it rains, now it don't.
THE Board Of Education meets this
evening.
THERE were three cases before HIS
Honor yesterday morning.
Two deeds OF trust were admitted TO rec
ord yesterday in Clerk Hooks office.
THE Reunion headquarters will he re
moved 10 the old Court House about Mon
day.
MAGGIE HOPE was before Justice Phil
lips Yesterday on q peace warrant. She
was put under $50 bond.
TEE Committee on Court House and
Jail OF the Board Of Commissioners held l
brief session Tuesday evening.
THE published statement that Mr..
Henry Schmulhach had bought the Ser
uegt place, out the pike, is denied.
A FRESH supply oi steel was received at
the Riverside factory yesterday and 1t Will
continue To run the balance OF the week.
THE City Council has again been called
to meet this evening to finish the con-
~ideratiou OF the Street Railway Ordlu-
ance.
THE painters are requested to meet At
-. Kurner's paint shop this afternoon for
the purpose OF attending the funeral Of
William Sharp.
TUESDAY, Mr.. c. II. Collier received a
telegram from Htnghan Centre, Mass, an
uouuciRg the death OF his mother At the
aye of -. Mr.. Collier lett for MGssachu-
sets Tuesday evening.
TUE Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pauy Is ruuuinga large cattle traln daily
between Philadelphia and points in West
virginia and Southern Ohio. \ train
now on the way contains elghty-iiye cars.
Two boys named Joe Dilworth and Elsie
Gray got into q tight in the alley back OF
the Capitol rink yesterday afternoon, and
were smuggling each other IN I >lugger
STYLE when Officer West swooped down on
them and captured them.
An exchange Says shTewd Observers are
unanimously of the opinion that wheat
will advance largely in price. In no SEE
ton OF the country Il the yield ot wheat
equal to the average, aud everything udl'
Gates an advance ia the price per hushel.
TUE 3. " o. company has had a force oI
engineers employed surveying 4 location
loy q switch irum the east end OF the PENN.
-ula tunnel over To Fulton, to arcommo.
dt,e the business men OF that place, many
OF whom are heavy shippers. This will he
a great convenience.
Tue reunion OF Company D., Of the l2tl
Virginia REGIMENT takes place to-day a'
West Liberty. This company WAS raised
bv Captain, afterwards Col. w. T.. Curtis.
An the old soldiers around are invited Il
attend. and quite a number are going ont
from Brooke county. The WellSburg
Band will accompany them.
4 SPECIAL from PittSbwg 10 the IIurS
Vile SUMMIT say. William Gillespie, ;
/ rlllruad engineer who has been arrested
lu Allegheny City Tor vugr4ucy, bas cr,atct
/ Shomrthlnv ct "a sensation there By drclar-
lug that he hal killed his wife IN IanrS.
/ willie tor u~nilith'uluyss. This Is the sam,
/ chap who WAS here 4 trw weeks ago au,
/ told ,hr SAME tale. he Hts ON the yrrI,
ct the Jams al the time, aud AWAY.
wanted q drink To save his life. IL,
claimed to have prominent relatives m tn
rIty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-18
In Trouble About u Cow.

Mrs. Emanuel Gold~horo, of Meyers
town, Ohio, came to this city yesterday
morning and going before Justice Phillips
swore out u warrant Tor a cattle dealer
named John Shepherd, charging him with
stealing q white hcilcr from her and drIv-
ing it. with other cattle, 10 this city, to he
offered for sale. Shepherd had taken his
stock to a Second ward yard, and there he
W., put under arrest 10y Officer Dunlap.
Mrs. GuldSbogo then went over to Bridge
port and sworc out Il warrant there, and
the prisoner was put in Il street car aud
taken across the river for trial. He
streuously denied his guilt, but the woman
going to the cattle yard, the disputed
heilcr recognized her, ana followed her
about the PREMISE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-18
Justice Davis Court.

Yesterday Justice w. II. Davis trans,
acted the following criminal business:
State v. Nicholas Miller, plo!lnc Ian,
mlagr, II aud costs.
State y. Catherine Wertzbcrgcr, drunk
enness, II aud costs and ten days,
State v. Harry \. W]crtzbcrgcr, assault
and battery, SO and costs.
State y. John Miller, on complaint OF
j. W. Thompson, assault and battery, =
and costs. Committed to jail ten days in
default.
State v. John Miller, ON complaint OF
J.. W. Thompson, prolance language, II
AID costs. Committed ten days to Jail Ill
default.
State v. !. W. Thompson, peace warrant,
case dismissed.
State v. j. ". Thompson, on complaint
ct John Miller, assault and battery, s. and
costs. Committed ten days to jail in de.
fault.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-18
GEO. +. MorFETT, President.
JAMES +. REEVES NJ ID.
For the First Congressional District.
Presiding Officer OF the Local Hoard Of
Health in the County of -
rmE OBJECTIONS CON-DFEED.

llis 'ls'L' l'aN|F ''N.'N'IlsiHA'
From ISL until the present time he has
continued the practice Of his profession IN
the city of Wheeling, making IN all more
than twelve years before his appointment.
The first objection Therefore - not well
founded.
The second objection j. not based upOn
legal grounds, Tor the law requires no par
ticular number OF lecture courses Tor grad.
uation, but simply that the appoInter
shall he a graduate of a reputable medical
college.
Having practiced medicine for more
thar ten years, and passed an examination
by the Board of Health OF this State, DR..
Garrison attended the Fall and Winter
Courseo Of Jefferson Medical College. le-jG,
was admitted into the senior class and was
graduated Is Doctor, in April l~-6. Here
is what Robert Eartholow, Dean OF said
College. wrote To the Secretary Of oar
State Board Of Health, April -, l-~G:
The facts then are these. DE. Garrison
presented himself with n license which
had all the legal authority OF 4 diploma.
lie was admitted to the senior or gradu-
ating class as a graduate. lie was in in
mediate attendance upon the lectures, and
carried on ali the work, eXacted OF every
graduate seeking a degree from this Col
lege.
"He submitted ample testimonials rs TO
bis character, and proof that lie held the
position Of Health Officer OF Wheeling.
lie passed an excellent written examine
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THE SrNTE FAIR
The Interest Ia the E,rUt Increasing
LntrIs- Pouring ia.

The Interest Ia the Event Increasing
Entries Pouring in.
Public interest in the COMING State Fair
il decidedly on the increase, and Secretary
Hook is fairly Delayed with business rr-
lltiug to the biz event.
Look at that letter hook, " he said To d
reporter for the REGISTER Yesterday, Is h,
pointed to about a peek OF letters hanging
against the wall, and they are only about
half OF what / have received in the last ten
days. Everybody seems to realize that IS,
are going 10 have a monster exhibition TIM
wear, and We are literally working might
aud day
''IIow about ,utriCs,'
They are coming in very rapidly. Why
this morning. alone We hJd nine entries ct
class horses. besides entries OF cattle and
other live stock. This i going To be one
of the finest hur-c shows IN tins portion OF
the country If We keep on in tue way we
have been GONG tor u lew years, The
number on exhibition last year, ~ you
know, WAS only limited 10y our accommo.
dat,ons. and with increased facilities this
wear. we will have a display ct tine horse.
tltsh richly worth seeing.
What viii the railroad arrangements
be-"
''Ertter than ever before
In what particular:
well. we have secuted one fare for the
round tim ON all thu lines running INTO
thu city. aud In addition the l. 20 ms
extended the half fare limit A. tar east as
Cumberland. Then that road has agreed
To run three special Fair trains On Wcdurs
dav. Thursday aud FRIDAY of FAIR week,
leaving Cumberland early in the morning
and stopping at all points Ia puck up PEG.
pIe for Wheeling. That will be- i great
accommodation for people living along the
line Ut the read.
"How will the haltiare arrangement
work"
The passenger ia buying his ticket say,
| for instance. at Grafton, will pay full lart
/ 10 Wheeling. lie WILL also get u transpor.
I tatiou certificate aud this will enable HIM
/ 10 20 back home free. The same arrange
| ment affects the freight brought here lol
exhibition. The shipper pays full rates tC
Wheeling, and We give him a ccfut.y9teoI
all he fails to dispose Of here, aud on THAI
certificate the railroad company takes h'
stun back without expense.
Clerk Hook aud hia assistants are worl,
iuy rnergetlcally, and the result ct then
/ eN]ertiOns and experience will be apParen
10 all ON opening day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-18
Fortieth Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Rllstou, Of West
Alexander, celebrated the forticth aunivcr-
sary Of their marriage yesterday at their
farm, about two miles from town. There
were l2O relatives and near friends OF the
married pair present, many coming from
long distances, even as tar is Illinois. At
noon the family party sat down to n
bounteous feast al good things
spread on ample ami impro-
yised tables in the line orchard
belonging to the farm. The tables were
protected from the suns rays 10y awnings
stretched overhead. While the feast pro.
grcsScd old times and associations ana the
many wOndrous changes within the span
Of forty years were discussed in all their
phases and 10 the hearts content. To
say the gathering was a success and high
" enjoyed by everybody present is bnt a
faint conception of the happy occasion.
Among the quests your reporter noticed
Mir. and MIS-. Joseph Lawson, of Wheeling.
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cost. All soldiers and citizens are cordial
nrlLrR NErEEAN GArnERENGs

cost. All soldiers and citizens are cordial
~ invited.
OTHER VETERAN GATHERINGS.
There will be q grand reunion OF the
surviving members Of the 18th, &Oth, 5l,t,
5oJ. su;h and gSth o. V. Y. l.. at Uhrichs,
vile. Ohio. on Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, September 9th, 18th,
-th and 9th. ISL, in the beautiful grove
of Capt. l.. a Parrish, one fourth mile
north of Union Depot, at the crossing OF
the p, c. & st. L. and C., l.. X w. Rail
ways. \ pontoon bridge will he built
across saltwater Greek, on c., l.. & W.
Railway, to accommodate passengers com
ing over that line .all trains stoppiugl, saw
ing walking and the expense of hack hire,
Fifty teuts have been engaged for the Ell
~tertainmeut OF the old veterans, and four
pieces OF artillery to enliyen the occasion.
Gen. w. 5. RUsecrans, Gen. W. r. Sher.
| man, EX-PrcSident X. +. Hayes. Gen. =.
II. Sheridan, Col. J. D. Taylor, Gen. \. J,
| Warner, Private Dalzell, ami many others,
have been invited to he present.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-18

4 young mm named William Dough.
erty, who halls from TrtldeIphia, appeared
at Or. Robert Reeds Office last evening,
with q hig ~l,h across the side Of his head,
which he said was caused by belag struck
with q Jug in the hands Of Charley Gray.
lie said he vas walking along the street
when Gray, who IS from the same place,
came mp and banged him over the head,
without any provocltlom. The wound
WIS dressed and Dougherty hunted mp 4
constable for the purpose OF swearing out
= warrant for Gray's arrest.
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WANTED no KILL
\ nuartetio Of Wheeling IlEd,in th. >o,,

Aouartetto Of wheeling Md, la the Nnrh,
west.
ASt. Paul paper, received at this Office
yesterday, said:
Four boys, whose ages ranged from fo1r.
teen to eighteen years, and 4 colored ma,
were correlled by Officer S~chaefcr yesterday
and taken before Chief Clark. One of In.
boys aosed rs spokesman, and said tbev
were from Wheeling, W. Va, and were an
their way to the plains, where they could
kill Indians and buffalo to their heart .
content. They had been informed tina, :,
Paul was besieged by hostile Indians. and
had come to offer their services. They
were much crestiallen, Ia all intent- and
purposes, when told that the closest India
camp was twenty miles from town. and
that not Il single buffalo had been seen an
the streets for over q week. The hoys
were searched. but all that was found In
their possession WAS = rusty knife and !urr
or five yellow back novels, the first line a,
each reading: ''rhe sun WAS iust sctling n
the western horizon when a solitary hor>,
man." etc. The boys weIe shown tie
shortest road toward Fargo and cautloleI
not 10 again enter The gates of the cts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-18
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.

Tie West Alexander Tunnel Again.
There Was another fall OF earth III the
West Alexander tunnel yesterday morn
iug, necesSitating the transfer Of pasSen-
rers during the day. 4 large force Of men
were put to work, and it was hoped to
have the debris removed by this morning.
The caves seem to be caused by the removal
of the timber supports to allow OF the
placing of the permanent arching.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-18
STATE BOARD uF HEALTH or
WEST VIRGINIA..

THIS CERTIFIES, That the State
Board Of Health OF West Virginia, having
satisfactorily examined GEORGE |. GAREI-
son, Of the county of Wetzel, in the State
OF West Virginia, and finding him duly
qualified as a physician and surgeon, he Is
hereby authorized under the provisions OF
the Act 10 establish a State Board OF
Health, and regulating the practice OF
medicine and surgery" approved March
ii, ISL, to pursue the practice Of his pro-
frssiOn in this State.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-18

The best saIyc in the world for Cuts
Bruiscs, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Kheum, Fcye,
Sorcs, letter, Chappet Hands, %Chilblains.
Corns and al the Skin Eruptiuns, and
positively cares Piles, or no pay required,
1t ia guaranteed to give satisfaction Of
money refunded. Price % cents per boz
For salo nv Lnvan = Go
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Srutgh aud French Flannel shirts.
4 I,rgr a~-ortErrat ia new and bean
sitrI p~attCru-. Ali sizes al TIA" star.
a. a. NDLENG - CO..
- Twelfth street.


IIWI0I NN|NHTIN. u T~ItIII'"uIS, Ill.,
saws .'IJayiug reviewed 80 much hsusit
from Electric Filters, / feel Il my duty Ia
I,f suffering humanity AEnw II. Have had
a running sore ON uy l,g foe rlght years;
my doctors told me . would haze 10 have
The bone Sgrlpcd OF 3rg auputa'cd, lu5ed,
instead. three BOTTLES OF Electric Bltters
md Won boxes BurkIru'S ArniCl Salye,
and nay lee Is @ sound "a well.
Electric BittgrS are sold 40 htty cents a
bottle. and EugkIcu's Arulo1 Salvc at 2'c.
per box by Logan y Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-18
HIGHWAY.

DoIngs Of nosts aud Boatr"en Along the
Jhlr.
The marks at the landing last evening
indicated 10 inches and stationary.
Al the boats are laid mp on account OF
low water.
Marks from abovc-Oil City, ) inches
and ut a stand; Parker, below gague.
Greensboro, & feet and at a stand
MorgautOwu. 3 feet & inches and at 3
stand; Lock No. 1, ! feet inches and at
a stand; Brownsville, 1 feet , inches and
at 4 stand; EIce's Landing, > feet Z
inches and ut Il stand.
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nnker EradInr tho Parrrs

Murderer Baker continues To be cheerful
under his confinement in the county Jail.
He has developed a decided disposition to
keep up with the news of the day, aud
Yesterday sent out requests that the daily
pauetS he sent to him. lie said:
Tell them to send the papers up, and
ifI get Il of this all night will settle Ion
them
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-18
PiitsbuTg aud Return.

Commencing Sunday, June 9TH, and
continuing every Sunday until further no
tee. the l.. u .. will sell excursion tickets
aud return at the low rate OF 81 -, and to
Washington, Pa, aud return at Sl.GO.
Trains leave ut } and S:lOa NJ, returning
AT 7 and II 10 y. III.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-18

At Noonan's Grove, one mile east OF Bun,
Mill, O., Sunday, August II and2l. The Y.
x D. will sell excursion tickets ut - cent,
for the round trip. Trains leave Wheeling
at 7:i5 and $3.50 Il. m. Returning arrive,
at Wheeling O:l1 .. IN.
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FlRST--LN~T

Il. y q. Excursion To Atlantic City and
Cape May.
LAST select excursion via the picturesque
+. 4 O. to Atlantic City and Cape May,
Thursday, August l., via Washington,
Baltimore and Philadelphia. Tickets good
for ten days, and good to stop oil at Wash.
indon City Iicketo viii b"sold
from the ioliowIngstaliuTs ,ratesan time Oi
trains annexed: Wheeling, > a. III. and
jslp p. m; rate, SO; Beuwood, go q. N
and G'!n =. m; rate, so. For full inior'
nation apply to l.. " q. ticket agents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-18

Cheap Excursion to Lake Chautauqua and
Niagara Falls via the ~. y o.. Il. Il.
Tuesday, August 10th, the h X o. will
sell round trip tickets to Lake Chautauqua
aud Niagara Falls n the low rate Of -. -,
good ten days.
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.Iohnson's Universal C~yciop"dia Revised
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TESTIMONIALS OF SCHOLARS, STATESMEN
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After a somewhat careful examination
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THE CERTIFICATE.

In June, ISL, he appeared before the
State Board Of Health, was duly examined,
and thercupon a certificate was issued IN
the following words and figures, to-wlt:
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Low Rates via Baltimore aud Ohio Rail

road
The Ihi.iy-tighth Annual Ohio State
Fair will lie held on he New Grounds. at
Columbus. O., ON August 2Yth, 3uih and
2Ist, and September lst and 2d, l~~,.
The New Grounds have been handsome
" fitted mp, and are acknowledged to he
the finest in arrangement of any in the
country.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-18
Reunion Notlcc Tor r.a,.Is.

Send IN your orders tor horse covers ana
horse r~c-et,gs To VIA Srhwcrtte"er, ING
Main street, immediately
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-18

PERSONS wishing Ia had At the aurtiou
sale OF Smyth's grocery on saturday after.
aeon can see the upPTalsrment and exam
lite thu Stock by calling At the grocery at
any time before the salr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-18

Two tents vii! De sold ut auction AT
Smyth's grocery IA Saturday Afternoon.
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POINTS ON PEOPLE.
Noseueuts Of Citizens and the Coming
aud Going of stranger

Mo. eueuts Of Citizens aud the Coming
aud Going Of %ans
Dr.. J.. c. Hupp and wife ale at Mime
tonka, MINI.
Dr. A. +. Gasmire, who has heen to
Chicago Tor the past week, has returned
home.
Mrs. Maggie Tclhcr and daughter, or
IAuesyjlle, Wis are visiting Mrs. Mayors,
on Sixteenth street.
Mrs. jackson and dauEhtcr, OF MrNces-
port. Pa, are visiting the AlLS-cs Greens,
of Fourteenth street.
Mrs. Alex. Livingston and Mrs. l. Il.
Stewart, OF Allegheny City, are visiting
friends IN the Fast End
Mr.. Charles GOrtze and family left for
Erie. Pa, lat evening, where they expect
tn spend the remainder oi the summer
J. 1t. Eyer, OF the firm Of Egger, War
rick X Co, left this morning for New
York to purchase another n,w stock OF
Try goods.
Mrl. Captain sam. KraUse aud duugh-
ter. Niss Clara, ut WheelIu" were visiting
the family 81 Mr Joseph Sonnehorn, OF
North Belmont trsgt-FonGif T-ib"a,.
Proi W. IL. Anderson. wifc sud uyl
have returned from "a " weeks trip "a
Ch]autauuul, Niagara Falls aud other
points. aud are much benefited by the
trip.
Mr. ". r Hughes has been delayed in
his departure TOR los Angeles by the sud
den illness OF ms E,t='S mother. Mrs.
Hughes has gone to hsr uo,l.sr's home,
grar SteubenNIllc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-18

No m~o,ph,,. 40 opiuw, in Dr. J. II. Me
Leans Tar Vine lang Balm. 1t is
prompt, safe, sud sure, Yhi cure a bad
cough OF throat trouble quicker than Any
other medicine. Dnly - cents q bottie.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-18
STATE FAIR,

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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-18
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